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Supporters of former president Jacob Zuma on the N3 highway in Peacevale in KwaZulu-Natal. Photo: Rogan Ward, Reuters Dirk Kotze questions whether the events of the past week were as a result of a crisis of government or pro-Zuma insurrection gone wrong. South Africa has experienced within one week the whole spectrum of turmoil, from demonstrations in support of President Jacob Zuma, to violence on the roads, to looting of the economic infrastructure, to a proverbial suicide by the people of KwaZulu-Natal.  Is this a crisis for the government or for former President Jacob Zuma? Was this another dramatic exposure of the state s lack of capacity, lack of preparedness, lack of police and government leadership, or lack of foresight? Or was it an early signal of a South African Spring ? Or a pro-Zuma insurrection gone wrong or an ethnic revolt without a leader?

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